Can Reverse Osmosis Soften Water?
Yes, reverse osmosis can soften water by removing minerals like calcium and magnesium that cause hardness. It's like giving your water a spa day!
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Absolutely! Reverse osmosis is great for softening water, but remember, it also removes beneficial minerals. You might want to remineralize your water afterward.
I use reverse osmosis at home, and it definitely reduced the hardness in my water. My appliances and my skin thank me!
Nope, reverse osmosis doesn't technically 'soften' water. It just removes minerals. Use a water softener if you want the real deal.
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